bye, louise. good luck. so, good luck. bye, louise. good luck. so. how— good luck. bye, louise.ter! because it is this which has really inspired - that's my daughter! because it is this which has really inspired us. | this which has really inspired us. 0h! oh! ican't oh! i can't believe you are swapping the sofa for— i can't believe you are swapping the sofa for a _ i can't believe you are swapping the sofa for a triathlon. they are amazing _ sofa for a triathlon. they are amazing sports. you could have chosen— amazing sports. you could have chosen something a little bit easier~ — chosen something a little bit easier. but good luck with whatever you are _ easier. but good luck with whatever you are going to be doing and i hope we get _ you are going to be doing and i hope we get to— you are going to be doing and i hope we get to go out on a bike ride very soon _ we get to go out on a bike ride very soon. ., ., ., ., , ., ., , soon. congratulations for a very lona soon. congratulations for a very long time _ soon. congratulations for a very longtime on — soon. congratulations for

>> louise vincent is making calls as though lives depend on it. because they do.rth carolina survivors union, a harm reduction center in greensboro that provides a range of services to help keep active drug users safe. she knows the importance of the work all too well. her own daughter died from an overdose. >> this work is the only reason i'm alive after losing my daughter. >> reporter: and she is scrambling to find the low cost generic form of the overdose antidote manufactured by pfizer. >> it is the difference between life and death. almost everyone i know is alive today because of this. >> reporter: her center provides doses for free to drug users so they have the injectable antidote available in case they overdose. now she is panicked because as opioid abuse has risen during the pandemic louise's shelves aren't nearly as full as they should be. >> this is not enough. >> reporter: back in april a manufacturing issue caused pfizer to stop producing the generic drug limiting nationwide supply. louise's program is one of many in communities across the country th

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i am sorry louise had that _ astrazeneca, but nonetheless... lam sorry louise had that and that mustd also— not have the pfizer vaccine, she could also have the astrazeneca. it is not _ could also have the astrazeneca. it is not necessary that you cannot have _ is not necessary that you cannot have one — is not necessary that you cannot have one or— is not necessary that you cannot have one or the other, they will take _ have one or the other, they will take everything into account. and it is important to point out that while she is— is important to point out that while she is there — is important to point out that while she is there she might be able to -et she is there she might be able to get a _ she is there she might be able to get a flu — she is there she might be able to get a flu vaccination and that is another— get a flu vaccination and that is another big concern this winter. and maybe _ another big concern this winter. and maybe she _ another big concern this winter. and maybe she can have one in one arm and one _ maybe she can have one in one arm and one in— maybe she can

i and he announced the move nearly 2 months after the assassination of president juvenile louise and a month after an earthquake killed more than 2000 people. he had already promised that his government to start the process for new elections as soon as possible to nisha is president plans to suspend the constitution and offer a new version that is written president case site took control of the government and dismissed upon mister in july finishes powerful labor union and the biggest party in parliament opposed any attempt by the president to suspend the constitution. fade said he to power to tackle the economic and political crises to the democratic republic of congo. nigh where women in the east se there chopped in a conflict between armed globes who targeting them with sexual violence every month after $600.00 victims of rape in each province visiting a hospital run by women's rifle. i'll just here as catherine saw him at some survivors, and how's this report from virginia? this woman has recently been raped by 3 armed men in have village near the border with uganda. she's one of

time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. thank you.ood afternoon, change, cloudier and cooler in north and west. but this is the isle of wight this morning, glorious and i'm sure it is coming as welcome news, it has been a miserable summer at times with lots of rain. you can see where the line of sunshine is from bristol to suffolk and that sunshine may welljust nibble to suffolk and that sunshine may well just nibble further to suffolk and that sunshine may welljust nibble further north into the midlands this afternoon. we will see some sunshine also in north—west england, western scotland and northern ireland. but always still that stubborn grey cloud along the east coast. the story will change over the next few days. top temperatures this afternoon 22 degrees. forthe temperatures this afternoon 22 degrees. for the start of the weekend not have much change. dull and dry on the whole. but sunday we will see some rain, welcome rain in the far north and west. elsewhere it is going to turn sunny and warm. stay with us i will get to that.

it— weather with louise lear. we have seen rain around. it has— weather with louise lear.through the night tonight. the heaviest of the rain looks likely to be through north wales in particular and that weatherford will continue to move its way south and east overnight, leaving a trail of showers into the far northwest, but because of the cloud around, comparison tonight, it will be a slightly milder start. it is good to be a grey, wet and often windy one as that rain sinks its way south east, improving into the afternoon, with some sunshine coming through. scully showers very much a feature across western scotland, northern ireland and northwest england, with top to purchase likely of 18 degrees the hi. i will have more details on what is in store for the weekend, but if you don't want to know, look away now. here we go. saturday to sunday, staying windy, staying wet. autumn well and truly here over the next few days. hello, this is bbc news with me, jane hill. the headlines — the police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard will spend the rest of his li

evaluate effort from louise.m later as to how we will deal— from him later as to how we will deal with— from him later as to how we will deal with the broken social care system — deal with the broken social care system over the long—term. here deal with the broken social care system over the long-term. here are the thints system over the long-term. here are the things to — system over the long-term. here are the things to look _ system over the long-term. here are the things to look out _ system over the long-term. here are the things to look out for _ system over the long-term. here are the things to look out for later. - the things to look out for later. what is the level of the cap on an individual�*s lifetime care cost? what is the level of the means test below which people will get subsidised care from the state? how much will national insurance go up by? are there any other ways they can raise money from pensioners who are still working? at the moment pensioners who were do not have to pay national insuranc

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louise is very straight. _ verdict on your performance? - is very straight, she said, "that was good, that was exactly what you needed to do", charlie was very busy telling baadi that this particular fence looked like the one they had been stood behind in the uk time trials, at castle combe, he was explaining to barney how the circuit was similar. it was meant to be? maybe, we would sort out the races to get a feel for the tarmac midfield heavier underneath your wheels but we have been trying to prepare as best we could with as many environments that were going to be similar. ~ , ., many environments that were going to be similar. ~ i. , ., be similar. where you prepared for the environment _ be similar. where you prepared for the environment of _ be similar. where you prepared for the environment of the _ be similar. where you prepared for the environment of the road - be similar. where you prepared for the environment of the road race? | be similar. where you prepared for i the environment of the road race? -- the environment of the road

the food truck cheese louise was started by three new hampshire natives.e louise is now a permanent thing. >> why grilled cheese is the question? >> yeah, first we wanted to do something that was unique and that we felt we could be the best at. ♪ >> oh, man. >> nice. you guys know how to make a grilled cheese. well, i guess i it's home to the world's largest candy counter, spanning 112 feet, lined with 600 jars of assorted treats. >> that's variety. guinness certified in the year 2000. >> reporter: along with much of main street, they had to close its doors for a little while last year. business took a hit but as folks have flocked back to new hampshire, it is chugging along. new hampshire really is like a postcard in so many places and main street in littleton is a top ten main street in america. not just according to my personal rankings though it is up there. they actually voted on it and they proudly display that distinction on the marquee of the movie theater. ch chutter's is fantastic. i sent you candy in the studio. these are your traditional gummie

louise brooks lost her brother but welcomes this new legislation.ust want every football fan to be safe, that's my priority. and i want them to really start enjoying themselves again. i stood in there with andrew when i was 14. and i know what the atmosphere is like and i do feel the atmosphere has gone from a lot of grounds because people sitting. people can have the choice whether they want to stand or whether they want to stand or whether they want to stand or whether they want to say it. it's given the fancy choice again, ifeel. pete daykin co—ordinated football supporter�*s association safe standing campaign pete, a very important day this, i spoke to him earlier. it's a tremendous day for us. it's been years since the report was published and so the understanding for the top two divisions. it's been a real team effort from a huge bunch of people who have worked really hard on this for a sustained period of time. honestly, we are elated. i've been getting messages from all corners of the earth today, my twitter is lit up the earth today, my twi

joining me now is louise ravenscroft. chief operating officer of family voice peterborough, a charity which supports parents and carers of young people with disabilities. a lot to take in with today's announcements. what do you make of it? what is your initial reaction to what you have heard was metjust about what is actually going to me to my daughter. m50 about what is actually going to me to my daughter-— to my daughter. also what it is auoin to to my daughter. also what it is going to mean _ to my daughter. also what it is going to mean for _ to my daughter. also what it is going to mean for my - to my daughter. also what it is going to mean for my work- to my daughter. also what it is going to mean for my work as l to my daughter. also what it is - going to mean for my work as well. what impact is it going to have on the organisation and also our equality. is it going to make a difference where it's needed equipment i was reading something for the food from parliament and i think it's very much needed. when it is for

whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on the motor. louise, eliza, the think it is a little bit less than you might i so busy, but it's a bit of noise to see me . oh he said as the county that a little more milan to the funeral. no. unless cover the gum oak in the paddle and then they will a must, you know, the youngest region and bolivia, jungle and steep cliffs where people don't walk. they fly. i o these budman and known as coca arrows, coca harvesters, they use ropes to swing across the narrow valleys, suspended from ancient thrusting police was just 30 seconds from one side to the other. by foot, it would have taken more than an hour down there than there and this, this is the noise is known for apple 0. so if you want to re entered the system i mean this is not a horizontal country. the youngest valley is like a southern staircase between the towering called us of the andes. more than 4000 meters high and the green amazon basin here in the dramatic vertical landscape. the inhabitants of fashion, this unusual way to move around more quic

lynch, jr. >> louise a.hael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d. lynch, jr. >> and my uncle billy, with a spirit and personality that could fill a room and a smile that was infectious, we miss you every day and hold you close to our hearts. we know you are making the heavens smile and looking down on us, supporting us. >> and my grandfather, david francis rubio, we all miss you and even though i didn't get to meet you, i still love you. >> robert henry lynch, jr. >> sean p. lynch. >> sean patrick lynch. >> terence m. lynch. >> michael j. lyons. >> monica anne lyons. >> nehamon lyons iv. >> patrick john lyons. >> robert francis mace >> marianne macfarlane. >> jan maciejewski >> susan a. mackay >> william macko >> catherine fairfax macrae >> richard blaine madden >> simon maddison >> noell c. maerz >> jennieann maffeo >> joseph maffeo >> jay robert magazine >> brian magee >> charles w. magee >> joseph v. maggitti >> ronald magnuson >> daniel l. maher >> thomas a. mahon >> william j. mahoney >

finish just and equitable fighting to stop a couple mind. counting the cost on al jazeera, the motor louise, eliza government, the think it is the little bill of the lawyer might i so busy, but it's a bit of noise to see me . oh he said, is the county that a little more lump? humorous, more and los cover the school more in the paddle and then they will must you know, the youngest region and bolivia, jungle and steep cliffs where people don't walk. they fly. i me these budman and known as coca arrows, coca harvesters, they use ropes to swing across the narrow valleys, suspended from ancient thrusting police was just 30 seconds from one side to the other. by 1st it would have taken more than an hour. okay, thank you. down there in there, and there's this in the noisy noon for it as i had with you with the re entered the system, i mean this is not a horizontal country. the youngest valley is like a southern staircase between the towering called the address of the andes. more than 4000 meters high and the green amazon basin here, and the dramatic vertical landscape. the inhabitants of fashion,

not to let him leave haiti, president driven n louise was assassinated in july, and court documents say the prime minister was called twice in the hours after his death, by one of the main suspect. the causes around 4 am local time. last and 7 minutes. farmers though he has not commented kim ives, is a journalist with the a t lee best in the paper. he says the investigation is now focusing on this phone calls real and really has a lot to answer for work. the 2 calls he made to joseph felix bag. yo who was apparently the man who gave the order for the columbia mercenaries who had been hired for the hip to kill president job. now my reason is presidential apartment. so a lot of people have come to the conclusion that the impact on re was part of it when the prosecutor bedford club asked him to come speak to him about the calls are ellen read sort of back candidates saying it was diversionary tactics. so now, bedford clod is up the game that reputed his hosting to his ally the syrian president, bashar assad for the 1st time in 6 years. but you need to discuss how syrian forces backed by ru

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host: luis, columbus, -- louise, columbus, north carolina. caller: earlier you said turn your phone down. i think you meant turn your television down. host: that's what we always say. caller: i wanted to mention about i think it was the united nations trying to get this money together to get to afghanistan to help out with their cause. and i'm sort of suspicious about that just because where is this money going to really go? i think -- this is just my thoughts on it -- i'm thinking they are wanting that money to release our americans, it is almost like ransom, but it is not being told that way. i really am suspicious because they've got enough money. they've got weapons. they've got everything they need. we are trying to help the poor people in afghanistan, but i believe that's what's going on with the united nations. that's just my thoughts. host: plenty of discussion on that this monday and tuesday's hearing. antony blinken, secretary of state, before the house on monday and the senate on tuesday. that issue came up in both hearings. in ter

sent the chief prosecutor who wants him charged for the fascination of the precedence. jovan and louise was murdered in july. court documents say the prime minister was formed by one of the main suspect after the shooting. secretary of state hansley blinkin has testified for 2nd day, but the military withdraw from us. galveston and the collapse of the washington banks, governments. it all before relations. can we see the rapid fall of cobble took us intelligence agencies by surprise. we collectively over 20 years invested as coronary amounts in those security forces and in that government, hundreds of millions of dollars, equipment, training advice support and based on that, as well as based on what we were looking at real time. again, we did not see this collapse in a matter of 11 days. the taliban has promised to distribute more than a 1000000000 dollars of age directly to afghans who needed. the money was raised to you and donors, conference on monday of ghana, son is heavily reliance on external help and the televisions take over his height and fears of economic collapse. voters in

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now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there.ly we have some much—needed sunshine and warmth across east england and wales today. there was some rain around and that will continue to drift slowly south across the borders into the north of england, weakening all the time. quite a lot of cloud through scotland and northern ireland, and some cloud, patchy mist and fog across south wales and south—west england. a relatively mild start to monday morning. some beautiful sparkling blue sunshine across much of england and wales first thing. that will gradually break up any cloud across northern england as well. could see some fog lingering for cornwall. that weak front producing a few spots of rain, slowly easing into the afternoon. a light southerly breeze for most, feeling quite pleasant, and temperatures on the up. low 20s for scotland and northern ireland, highest values of 27 somewhere in the south—east. take care. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... former girls aloud singer sarah harding has died at the age of 39, after bein

the head of brazil supreme court has accused the president of attacking democracy, chief justice louise food. she says defying it, decisions would be a crime. he was reacting after present tradable sonata told supporters he'd no longer obey the course rulings. it's overseeing a fake news investigation targeting the president in a circle, including 2 of his facts. 2 parameters went out, figured out that based on the supreme court will not tolerate threats to the authority of his decisions, which if there is contempt towards judicial decisions from those who hold power. this standing represents an attack on democracy, constitutes criminal responsibility to be analyzed by the national congress. yes, north macedonia government is said to hold an emergency meeting on a 5 at top through a field hospital bills to treat corona, vice patients. at least 14 people have been killed in the blazing the city of oval . the prime minister says the fire followed an explosion. and more than a 1000000 people have been forced to flee floods in northern india with their pradesh state. want soon range submerg

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has sac the chief prosecutor who wants him charged for the fascination of the president chauvinism. louise was murdered in july court documents say the prime minister was formed by one of the main suspects after the shooting your secretary of state. and the blinkin has testified her 2nd day about the military withdrawal form of janice dunn and the collapse of the washington banks. governments, it all the foreign relations committee, the rough, but full of cobble took us intelligence agency.

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now it's time for a look at the weather with louise.d and temperatures heavy for a time because the far north and west and this is the radar picture throughout the afternoon affecting the far north and west of scotland and northern ireland. some of that heavy at times but welcome rain here. some of the areas have got water restrictions due to the lack of summer rainfall. now, that the weather front will continue to drift its way south out of the borders and we can all the time. it is the dividing line between more cloud through the night to the north of that but we could see some patchy mist and fog forming particularly across south wales and south—west england to a murky start here but lots of early morning sunshine across england and wales is expected. light patchy rain will tend to ease. there will be a little bit more cloud generally through scotland and northern ireland for monday afternoon but those winds quite light and coming from a southerly direction of the majority of the country so it will be warm with it. temperatures may w

bottom 3rd, 43, angels and louise ring crow stop dribbling too short look at matt chapman. even when he's falling down. he makes the play beautiful bear hander by the platinum glover to end the inning. we're not going to show you a lot of offensive highlights here. we're going to show you. the game winner, 4 to 4 in the sixth and the ball gets away from jose marti and incomes mark canha to score the winning run 5 to 4 oakland. they would hang on and take it by that score. they have won three straight. there are now 2.5 back of the yankees for that second wild card spot. we have nascar on a friday night from bristol, tennessee, the xfinity. regular season the lin. and you know something's not right here. you can't race with a gas can still attached to your car that spencer boyd gases spilling everywhere. it's a dangerous situation, so you got to clean it up only it's also very slippery. everybody would be okay. whiled finish final lap a. j allmendinger of lows, gado slides across the finish line sideways he spends around as he takes the checkered flag. and that's a win for a

apo taco a's jump out to a 4-1 lead, but in that has been repeated far too often the bullpen fails louisethey hold on to win six five. they sweep the a's their playoff hopes are basically toast at this point and fasted so frustrated later that he couldn't do more. i'm proud of this group, even though we've sucked last month. it is what it is. i mean we we haven't done done a good enough job. games, but yeah, i'm still. happiest hell to be a part of this group. to the ice the san jose sharks open training camp today without star forward evander candy the nhl did clear cane of gambling accusations, but now they're looking into possible domestic abuse charges players obviously did not want to talk about cain's situation today, but the questions were certainly asked make coffee in the morning come to the rink get ready to play and you do it. i don't think it's any different than guys getting hurt. not being there for lineup. we don't worry about that stuff. we can't. sharks in a quandary with cain who still has multiple years left on a huge contract sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock cas

both scenarios that he would no longer a base rulings the chief justice louise for which says defying its decisions would be a crime on cheese ableton are lashed out of the court while addressing supporters at independence day rally. the court is overseeing a fake news investigation targeting the presidents in the circle to press one off figure out. based on the supreme court will not tolerate threats to the authority of his decisions. if there is contempt towards judicial decisions from those who hold power. this standing represents an attack on democracy, constitutes criminal responsibility to be analyzed by the national congress. a start, she's derided as a towering symbol, have story racism has been brought down in the u. s. robert e lee serves as a general and what was the confederacy breakaway southern states that force in the american civil war to maintain slavery? alan fisher has report from richmond on the weight of history lifted from this part of america for more than a 100 years general, robert lee has looked out over richmond in virginia. reminder, this was the heart of t

both an arrow said he would no longer abates. rulings chief justice louise folks says defying its decisions. would be a crime on tuesday. bolton are lashed out of the court while addressing support has an independence day rally. it's over seeing a fake news probe targeting the president's in a circle, including 2 of his sons. the trial of failed biotech founder elizabeth holmes, has begun in california. she's accused of swindling investors, out of hundreds of millions of dollars through her defunct company around us. it made unfounded promises of rapid diagnosis of conditions including diabetes and cancer from a single drop of blood. so those were the headline news continues here now to 0 after shuttle world stage. you intensive watching bye for now. the. ready news oh i, when we stumbled on the saudi arms around, we really started to stumble on a central feature of british politics over the last 30 years. heinous punch found has been at the heart of many of the great world events of the past 30. i was always pleased to see him when i was prime minister. she considered salary as a strong fr

carter called it authoritative i think louise yamada calls it the bigger the base, the higher in space so this could go higher in space. >> yeah. it rhymes, so i tend to go with that one more. how are you feeling about netflix from a fundamental standpoint >> well, the real question -- >> i was going to say -- >> oh, sorry >> i was going to say, yeah, i tend not to fight trends i think that's rule number one, and i'm very much in lock step with the bigger the base, the higher in space. i do think the fundamentals present a slightly more challenging backdrop, and there's always this tug-of-war between -- and sub growth. if you look at the last earnings release, anytime there's even the slightest of miss, you're going to see a little bit of volatility around the stock. thematically with the covid delta variant rearing its head, re-emerging, i think that speaks for the stay at home story and i think we've seen the stock perform well there the inflows back into tech show people have become increasingly more comfortable with valuations here as long as they provide the earnings to support it

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and louise minchin. our headlines today.todayis today is the first step in introducing these massive reforms which will affect virtually everyone. the big question hanging over them is, will they work? who's paying? and how much? i look at what it means for you, yourfamily, and your business. more than 1000 migrants have crossed the channel by boat in the past two days

and we wish you well louise talk says if it just a post vital syndrome, identical to amy while amy navy, to can see display and properly researched or will people with long code would be left for 13 years to the psychological or even sent for damage. graduates an exercise therapy. suddenly william nickle says sign for that. that is definitely long covert or continuous health problems. even after the box, you can truthfully say, since march 2021 my legs more, but someone elses some investigation to to be into a good few health centers in scotland. anyway. thank you for another informative show. well, thank you, william and wish you well. now must go his sunny ask on board, but her family fled their country. she became a very, a typical and i've spoken miss england and i run campaigns for mental health strategies, particularly for muslim women. i'm also welcome to the family. sure thing to tell us. but have you and your family came to the u. k. my family and i were living between 2nd son and i got a son because my parents study in sex done so we would go back and forth during the holidays

and then in october, mary louise smith who is an 18-year-old african-american girl who refuses to give her seat, also before rosa parks. we don't know about her because her father came down and paid her fine and she was out before the naacp ever knew about it. but both claudette cole ivan and louis smith have said thanks to the effective, we weren't in the inner circle. we were too dark, we were too poor. this myth family were catholics, which also put them outside the bounds of the circle in that sense. so we have at least three women who had and the same thing, in the same year as rosa parks, right? so we need to think about, we need to scratch off that rosa parks was the first. that's just not right. >> when you say that they are too dark, too poor? are you saying like they couldn't be the figure behind the boycott and the movement? >> right, that's what they believed. and there's evidence that supports them in that because you have parks and e. d. nixon, who you read about both saying, we can't use her. the media will tear us up, particularly with--. >> i can't help but see has not

>> right. >> that's what colvin and louise smith believed and there's evidence support that. you have parks and nixon both saying we can't use her, the media will tear us up. particularly with colvin. >> i can't help but see it as them not really seeing rosa parks as a threat, more so innocent. >> right. >> i mean, i think if she was wearing like a black panther uniform and a beret, that would be a completely different story. and of course her skin complexion i think has something to do with it because she doesn't look like possibly the traditional, you know. i don't think she was seen as much of a threat, just super innocent in that case. >> yeah. and there's definitely evidence. and again, parks says this herself, right? when she is arrested, e.d. nixon is like hallelujah. he's like this is the one. she's the one. they all gather at her house to convince her of that. who's against that? her husband. he's not an idiot. he knows how dangerous that is. yeah. >> do you think that robinson and nixon kind of forged that narrative or made her kind of the figure of the civil rights

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. the over 50s, and those with underlying health conditions. we've got to come back to a normal life somehow, somewhere, and this is the only way open to us. if by having it then i don't get the covid or i'm not ill, then i'll willingly have it. good morning. how far will the pennies in your pocket go? we get the latest inflation figures in an hour as energy prices are soaring, food shortages are kicking in and brexit is biting.

haiti was plunged into a political crisis in july, following the assassination of president juvenile louise. louisa has had been ruling by decrease in 2019 leaving the country without an elective president of parliament, france and greece have signed another military deal for the sale of 3 war ships. the deal is seen as a booth to the french defense industry after the loss of a multi $1000000000.00 submarine order from australia. natasha butler has more from paris, the french president, emanuel my call and greet prime minister carrier kaufman. we talk is a greeted booth military corporation after meeting at the lisa palace and called for the you to be more or thomas when it comes to defense. mids or talk is said that athens agreed to buy 3 frigates from paris, with an option for a 4th mast year ongoing tensions between greece and turkey, and the eastern mediterranean sea fled up over disputes about maritime borders and gas exploration. you have to be a europe is obliged to have the capacity to independence. me defend its own national geographic trends, european interests. and that is someth

this was not the same as when louise stopped anthony joshua in new york, when it was one big punch thatnoshua turning around and coming back to when the rematch. this is a high—quality, top, elite opponent who has defeated him. and where does this leave the career of anthonyjoshua? i’ee career of anthony joshua? i've 'ust career of anthony joshua? i've just returned _ career of anthony joshua? i've just returned from _ career of anthonyjoshua? is: just returned from the press conference and anthonyjoshua conference and anthony joshua himself, conference and anthonyjoshua himself, everyone is talking about a rematch and really, he doesn't have any other route to go on. we have to get back in there with them and come back with a better gameplan next time around. ifelt like he neglected his jab in the fight and it is easy for me to say that at a distance and he couldn't get that jab that at a distance and he couldn't get thatjab off but he wasn't aggressive enough. he gave 0leksandr usyk to move around and was in trouble and to answer your question, i think i direct rematch is the only opt

both scenarios said he would no longer bay, its ruling chief justice louise folks says defying its decisions would be a crime on tuesday or tomorrow, lashed out of the court one addressing supporters at an independence day rally. it's over seeing a fake news investigation targeting the president in a circle to be able to figure out that they don't to supreme court will not tolerate threats to the authority of his decision. so if there is contempt towards judicial decisions from those who hold power, this standing represents an attack on democracy, constitutes criminal responsibility to be analyzed by the national congress. yes, the trial of fail, bartuck found the elizabeth holmes has begun in california, and she is accused of swindling investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars through her deformed company serrato's. it made unfounded promises a rapid diagnosis of conditions including diabetes and cancer from a single drop of blood. in us president joe biden was planning to outline a plan to contain the fast spreading. delta variant of koby 19 us infections or at their highest since l

ariel on re fax, the chief prosecutor once and charged over the murder of the president, jovan and louise was assassinated in july and court documents say the prime minister was formed after the shooting. one of the main suspects. yes, actually said anthony, blinking has testified for a 2nd day about the withdrawal form of canister, the clubs of the washington bank governments. the bite administration has been criticized for pulling us troops out of the country. as taliban fighters gains territory across have gone. a stone lincoln told before relations committee that the rapid fall of cargo took us intelligence by surprise. we collectively over 20 years invested as coronary amounts in those security forces and in that government, hundreds of billions of dollars, equipment, training advice support and based on that, as well as based on what we were looking at real time. again, we did not see this collapse in a matter of 11 days. 3 former us intelligence offices of admitted providing sophisticated hacking technology to the united arab emirates. the men have agreed to pay the $1700000.00 to

government officials close to christina for a man this offer their resignation to the president. louise argentina is currently negotiating a 40000000000 debt with the i m f. and the president is trying to reduce the deficit and organize the economy, but he's, vice president is not going along with it. it's, he'll do that this guy, even instead, he wants to increase social spending to both parties. chances of winning on november's legislative elections. economy say the dispute is having an impact on argentina's chances of recovering from the damage. we're not going to go to one thing is putting some money on the streets to improve their chances. and remember what the issue is, whether you are going to do that and not deal with the math and continue printing money. nobody is going to benefit from that. and the crisis will generate a lot of her man, this road on twitter. this is not the time to raise the disputes that divert us from our pass argentina in the middle of an economic and now political crisis. and why the ruling coalitions continue to dispute and struggle over how to find a way